A Surgeon’s Victims Wait for Justice
Six years after a local spine surgeon fled the country to avoid criminal prosecution, his victims and their families fight for their day in court.
The Evolution of Cincinnati’s Elephant Man
Cecil Jackson Jr. has been bonding with and taking care of the Cincinnati Zoo’s elephants practically his entire life. He’s determined to prepare the animals, and the zoo itself, for a better future.
What Woodstock Was Really Like
It's been 50 years since Woodstock, "Three Days of Peace and Music." We know about the rain, the traffic, the music. Now, we know these local stories.
Will Ohio’s Earthworks Become a World Heritage Site?
The ancient mounds offer tantalizing clues to the American Indians who built them—and they could get even more attention if they're tapped by UNESCO.
Coffee Exchange’s Long Road Back
A June 2018 fire at Molly Malone’s in Pleasant Ridge significantly damaged the Irish pub and destroyed the Coffee Exchange next door. Putting things back the way they were is harder than it looks.
Dean’s Mediterranean Imports Owner Kate Zaidan Leads a Spicy Life
The second-generation owner of Dean’s Mediterranean Imports is building her community one new friend at a time.
Whitney Austin Wants to End Gun Violence
Shot 12 times at the Fifth Third Center, Whitney Austin survived and launched a nonprofit dedicated to ending gun violence in America.
Cleaner and Greener: Cincinnati’s Sustainable Future
They stand like soldiers and define our downtown. The staircase roofline of Atrium Two. Procter & Gamble’s iconic twin towers. The majestic skyward march...
Dudley Taft Jr. Is Not Your Great-Great-Grandfather’s Taft
What if your teenage rock and roll fantasies came true? What if you flew around the world playing shows for adoring audiences, hung with...
High Times at The Cupboard
The heady smell of incense hits shoppers before they walk through the sticker-plastered door and pass under the shop name, carved in a Gothic...
